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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
The editorial critiques the Board of Selectmen decision allowing late summer hours near two o'clock, urging protection of residents quiet and safety. It condemns cemetery vandalism of Memorial Day plants and calls for police notification and swift arrest of offenders to deter such depravity.
A reflective piece honors Frederick Loomis a revered principal at Senior High School and a steadfast town father whose patient leadership guided students and neighbors. It contrasts memories of Loomis with a casual domestic note on herbs and gardens highlighting simple everyday care.
Health Forum discusses cod liver or halibut liver oil for babies from two weeks to two months old and ongoing supplementation through toddler years. Doctors recommend three to five drops daily, with gradual increases to about three teaspoonfuls by three months, then continued during growth. The article notes Vitamin D benefits, sunshine limits in Massachusetts, and availability of capsules and tablets as convenient alternatives.
June Flag Day prompts reflection on sacrifices behind the nation and pride in what the country stands for. Readers grow weary of radio advice and question sweeping schemes and untested guarantees. It argues stability comes from being sure of what you have before pursuing risky promises.
The Rev. Sonny Jones proposes using the birth of a baby as a means to connect graduates with their old hometowns. He advises pastors to engage neighbors through baby talk, grandmothers, and community warmth, arguing a baby can open doors to social contact and goodwill.
A community column announces a return to open discussion of town government actions. It invites public opinion on boards of selectmen, notes the 1925 tax rate implications, and urges prudent budgeting and debt repayment.
Reports from Union Congregational Church and First Unitarian Church of Winthrop describe upcoming services and programs. Guest speakers address faith and community themes, with music led by Leonard Buell and Lane organist, plus youth activities and special programs for children and families. The notes also mention Winthrop breakwater odor complaints and local residents seeking to preserve the town’s residential character.
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